On Mon, 12 Feb 2001, Tony Hoyle wrote:
> Paul Tweedy wrote:
>
> > Secondly, to get the thing running I'm assuming I can copy a working login
> > binary from an identical server, so I can get in & change the passwords and
> > sort the security out?
>
> ...and what if the 'cp' binary has been
Paul Tweedy wrote:
> Secondly, to get the thing running I'm assuming I can copy a working login
> binary from an identical server, so I can get in & change the passwords and
> sort the security out?
...and what if the 'cp' binary has been hacked to stop you doing just
that? What if 'passwd'
on 12/2/01 15:37, Alan Cox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schribe:
> rpm --verify --all
>
> That will check all the packages seem sane. It won't neccessarily help
> identify the problem but can reassure you as what if anything may be corrupt.
>
> If it shows up changes in login, netstat, su and the like
> nothing. Swap is hardly being used at all, and even rebooting with all the
> usual services turned off made no difference, so I can't believe there's
> something gobbling the memory. In single-user mode, top reports nothing
> untoward - 99.8% CPU available, swap at 0% use, plenty of RAM
Hi all,
I'm at my wit's end. I've a Redhat 6.2 i386 box (6gb HD, 128mb RAM, 32mb
swap, kernel 2.2.14-5.0) which has been happily running as a dev server for
a good few months - Apache, PHP, MySQL, Samba and Netatalk being the most
heavily-used services. Nothing too load-heavy, maybe 5 users at
Hi all,
I'm at my wit's end. I've a Redhat 6.2 i386 box (6gb HD, 128mb RAM, 32mb
swap, kernel 2.2.14-5.0) which has been happily running as a dev server for
a good few months - Apache, PHP, MySQL, Samba and Netatalk being the most
heavily-used services. Nothing too load-heavy, maybe 5 users at
nothing. Swap is hardly being used at all, and even rebooting with all the
usual services turned off made no difference, so I can't believe there's
something gobbling the memory. In single-user mode, top reports nothing
untoward - 99.8% CPU available, swap at 0% use, plenty of RAM available.
Paul Tweedy wrote:
Secondly, to get the thing running I'm assuming I can copy a working login
binary from an identical server, so I can get in change the passwords and
sort the security out?
...and what if the 'cp' binary has been hacked to stop you doing just
that? What if 'passwd' is
On Mon, 12 Feb 2001, Tony Hoyle wrote:
Paul Tweedy wrote:
Secondly, to get the thing running I'm assuming I can copy a working login
binary from an identical server, so I can get in change the passwords and
sort the security out?
...and what if the 'cp' binary has been hacked to
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